21 Rescued After Dragon Boat Sinks in Aurora

Twenty-one people had to be rescued from the Aurora Reservoir, on Saturday.

They had been practicing for Colorado's Dragon Boat Festival, in July, when winds caught the boat and tipped it over.

The boat capsized and began to sink, leaving the entire crew in the cold waters.

Emergency crews rescued all twenty-one and treated several for hypothermia.

Park rangers stated that everyone lived because they were wearing life preservers, however they also noted that none of those aboard knew how to swim.

12 Killed by Severe Storms in US

Twelve people were killed as tornadoes swept through the central US, again.

Nine were killed in Oklahoma and three in Missouri.

Four of those in Oklahoma have not yet been identified and the government is asking for the public's help.

Over one hundred people were injured in Oklahoma City alone.

Twisters struck Interstates 35 and 40 during rush hour, causing most of the injuries.

Tornadoes also struck in Illinois and North Dakota.

Flooding swept through the region, threatening many more people than the tornadoes.

Occupy Frankfurt Clashes With Police

About seven thousand people protested against European austerity measures, in Frankfurt, Germany on Saturday.

Things were peaceful until Occupy Frankfurt broke from the main group of protesters and began attacking police officers.

Members of Occupy threw smoke bombs and stones at the police.

As police officers were injured, other officers responded with force, using teargas and batons to break the Occupy ranks.

Dozens of police and protesters were injured and dozens of Occupy's members were arrested.

Hezbollah Sites Struck by Syrian Rockets

For the second time in a week, rockets from Syria struck into Lebanon.

During Saturday, eighteen rockets and mortars struck at Hezbollah locations.

Hezbollah has been aiding the Syrian regime in the civil war and the rebels are striking back.

International worries are that this will further the spread of violence, in the region, and possibly bring Lebanon fully into the war.

US Army: Staff Sergeant Joe A. Nunez-Rodriguez

Staff Sergeant Joe A. Nunez-Rodriguez, twenty-nine of Pasadena, Texas, died on May 30.

His vehicle was struck by an IED in Wardak Province, Afghanistan.

Nunez-Rodriguez was assigned to the 68th Combat Support Sustainment Battalion, 43rd Sustainment Brigade, 4th Infantry Division out of Fort Collins, Colorado.